hello, > Putting the parens around it force it not be a named argument.
ok .. to make sure i understand: if flat had a :enable named parameter,
the way to use it to get
{:enable{True}, :ok<yes> }
with the named parameter to False, would it be
my %x = :ok<yes>;
flat ( enable => True, %x ) :!enable;
regards
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